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Analysis question: prove that the sequence (1+(1/n))^n is increasing as n -> infinity, without using bernoulli's equation.
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so I need to use induction and the binomail formula.
this is a pain to write check here http://planetmath.org/11nnIsAnIncreasingSequence.html
hmm my teacher said we should use induction binomail formula, but this is much nicer.
hi again @satellite73 do you think you could help me when you're done here, thanks so much :)
if anyone has an idea on how to do this with induction and binomial formula, please show.
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@satellite73 that proof uses bernoulli's inequality
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